Armstead Notes on Haying Visits and Local News
Farmers in Armstead brace for a big hay crop if rain stays away. Dillon visitor Denton Oliver returned to Grant. Col Decker treats a tooth in Dillon. Mrs. Armstrong of Medicine Lodge and Miss Scott welcome guests from Pocatello Salmon. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Roarty’s. W A McCutcheon of G&P due next Sunday. Scott, Decker kin visit Grant. Elder Bovard preaches at the schoolhouse. Fishermen out for the river, oats crop praised on Scott-Decker ranch. G&P train delay disrupts Inn staff. Bon voyage for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Shoup. Sheep wool hauled from Medicine Lodge to Dillon for shipment east. Recital planned by Miss Bacon with Scott and Jorgenson. Auto trips to Clark’s canyon noted. Dam construction boosts fish ponds on the 8. & D. ranch. Stoller party visits Grant with plaster crew. Credit men stock sale led by Utah Association rep Wright. A J Wedum of Dillon to run the business. Glen A. Decker named store manager. Diarrhea remedy advice included.
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Tribune
Armstead
Denton Oliver
Dillon
Grant
G. A. Decker
Ramsay
Hayden
Idaho
P. W. Armstrong
Medicine Lodge
Faye Scott
Pocatello
Salmon
Ladies’ Aid Society
Daniel Roarty
W. A. McCutcheon
Clare and Alton Scott
Ontario
Ind
Rollin
Tom Newell
Leadére
Elder Bovard
Butte
Roy Herndon
Lebanon
Walter Shoup
T. B. Craver
Alice Marjorie Bacon
Pearl Jorgenson
Scott
Pittsburg
James Sparrow
Nannie
Constance Barrett
Miss Attlebury
Clark’s Canyon
Elmer Bruner
Mr. Bruner
Gilmore
Pat Ward
McArthur Bros. Big Camp
Pat
A.j.wedum
F. E. Foote
Scotts and Deckers
J. W. Scott
T. H. Bacon
Lemhi
Pine Creek
O. G. Taylor
Eph. Stoller
Utah Association of Credit Men
Salt Lake City
Hill and Gilster Company
A. J. Wedum
Glen A.n Decker
Local Population Recounts Visits and Sheep Shearing in Medicine Lodge
In Medicine Lodge on July 20, residents report Ike Rife and Edgar Seaman returning from Dillon and Missouri respectively, while Richard Freeman visited Grant. Frank and Edgar Rife visited Armstead, P. W. Armstrong toured Dillon, and all Lodge sheepmen completed shearing. Mrs. Edgar Craver returned from Kalispell, and the Fromhertz and Craver siblings with Tom Craver depart by horseback for Tenday to visit Carlson family.
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Medicine Lodge
Ike Rife
Dillon
Richard Freeman
Edgar Seaman
Missouri
Frank
Edgar Rife
Armstead
P. W. Armstrong
Edgar Craver
Kalispell
Big Hole Basin Breezes Report of Local Happenings
Mrs. John Armstrong returns after a week away on business. Mrs. Fred Holman visits relatives in Malad Idaho, sister Lillian staying for a while. Lou J. Campbell on his regular horses run. J. T. Armitage travels to Great Falls and back with a Brush runabout. E. N. Jones and daughter depart for Spokane. Mr. Jones to return for hay harvest. Mrs. Fred Nelson recovering from surgery in Butte. to spend weeks in Anaconda prior to Wisdom. Will Montgomery ships 6,500 pounds of flour for harvesters. U S Marshal J G Saunders aboard a stage that tipped over. slight shoulder sprain. J E Morse arrives in a Winton with Albert Featherly driving. Morse expected to use an airplane soon. Harlem notes rains and mild weather boost crop outlook. July and August could bring a plenteous harvest.
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John Armstrong
Fred Holman
Malad
Idaho
Lillian
Lou J. Campbell
Campbell
J. T. Armitage
Great Falls
E. N. Jones
Jennie Johnson
Spokane
Jones
Fred Nelson
Murray Hospital
Butte
Anaconda
Wisdom
Wm. Montgomery
Commercial Co
Will
U. S
J. G. Saunders
J. E. Morse
Albert Featherly
Mr. Morse
Mrs Christina Albers Returns From Pacific Coast Visit
Mrs Christina Albers and her young daughter arrived home after a several weeks visit with friends along the Pacific coast.
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Christina Albers
Pacific Coast
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A. J. Noyes
Browne
Browne’s Lake
Malby
A. J. Wedum Suspiber CO
Beaverhead Brewing Co
Miller's High Life
Milwaukee
Black - Dillon, Mont
Dart Hardware
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John Deere
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